Not Salah, the injury that has Jurgen Klopp and everyone at Anfield most worried

Egypt and Liverpool star striker Mohamed Salah will be out for 10 to 15 days at the Africa Cup of Nations with a muscle strain, the national team's medical staff announced on Saturday. Salah suffered the injury on Thursday in Egypt's 2-2 draw with Ghana in Group B of the Africa Cup of Nations in Côte d'Ivoire.

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The Liverpool striker's muscle problem was a blow to Egypt's hopes for the tournament and the news was also of great concern to Premier League leaders Liverpool, who believe the injury could be long-term and are urgently awaiting the Egyptian at Anfield Road. The news is all in all very good news, as Salah came off almost in tears when he was substituted and the injury was thought to be more serious.

Egypt are in Group B, which is led by Cape Verde with six points; the Egyptians have two, while Ghana and Mozambique have one. The final matchday on Monday features Egypt-Cape Verde and Ghana-Mozambique.

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The injury that worries Klopp

Although it means trouble for his best player, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp may not be worried about Salah's injury as he had already planned to miss at least a month due to his participation in the African Cup. The injury that does worry him and everyone at Anfield is that of Dominik Szoboszlai, who will miss Sunday's game against Bournemouth.